New York City:

Gramercy Theater October 27th (with Municipal Waste)

Tampa, Florida:

Orpheum December 1st (w/Municipal Waste, Exhumed, and Speedwolf)

also coming to Reggies in Chicago on November 3 with Municipal Waste, Exhumed, and Vektor.

That's for the bar dude. There's been a number of times Reggie's has had two shows at the same time.

In my defense, most pages, this one, for example, have only started showing up within the last few hours, and there's STILL no mention on Reggie's's (how do you express the possessive of a possessive?) site of any show on that date apart from the aforementioned one. Searching Napalm Death only gives you past shows.

I CLAIM NO RESPONSIBILITY.


EDIT: Also no Municipal Waste for the Chicago date apparently.

Full tour announced. I'm excited to see Napalm Death and Vektor, but disappointed to see some gimmicky chumps co-headlining with a band who have done a lot more than rip off a shitty band for a new generation.

With VEKTOR:

Oct. 26 - Springfield, VA - Empire
Oct. 27 - New York, NY - Gramercy Theater
Oct. 28 - New London, CT - El N Gee
Oct. 29 - Boston, MA - Middle East
Oct. 31 - Montreal, QC - Les Foufounes Electriques
Nov. 01 - Toronto, ON - The Opera House
Nov. 02 - Austin, TX - Fun Fun Fun Fest**
Nov. 03 - Chicago, IL - Reggie's***
Nov. 04 - St Paul, MN - Station-4*

With DAYGLO ABORTIONS:

Nov. 05 - Winnipeg, MB - Osborne Village Inn
Nov. 06 - Regina, SK - Riddell Centre
Nov. 07 - Edmonton, AB - The Pawn Shop
Nov. 09 - Vancouver, BC - Rickshaw Theater

With ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT:

Nov. 10 - Seattle, WA - Neumo's (with MARTHA SPLATTERHEAD'S REVENGE
Nov. 11 - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater
Nov. 13 - San Francisco, CA - DNA Lounge
Nov. 14 - Santa Ana, CA-Observatory (with REPULSION
Nov. 15 - Hollywood, CA - House Of Blues (with DWARVES
Nov. 16 - Tempe, AZ - Rocky Point
Nov. 17 - El Paso, TX - House Of Rock*

With SPEEDWOLF:

Nov. 18 - Ft Worth, TX - Rail Club***
Nov. 20 - Nashville, TN - Exit In
Nov. 23 - Richmond, VA - Kingdom
Nov. 24 - Charlotte, NC - The Casbah
Nov. 25 - Knoxville, TN - The Valarium
Nov. 26 - Birmingham, AL - Zydeco
Nov. 27 - New Orleans, LA - Siberia
Nov. 30 - Atlanta, GA - Terminal West
Dec. 01 - Tampa, FL - Orpheum Theater
Dec. 02 - Miami, FL - Grand Central, Barge To Hell Pre-Party**
Dec. 3-7 - Barge To Hell**

http://blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode= ... mID=178363

It's a shame Vektor won't be there in the Regina show. This is already an iffy tour for me, Vektor playing would have solidified it..

I was so excited to see St. Paul was one of the dates Vektor would be playing until I read the fucking asterisk. So disappointing...

Everywhere but the west coast gets a great opener

Attitude Adjustment has some pretty good stuff. I don't know how good they are nowadays. But I wouldn't say that they're bad.

Has anyone been to this yet?

Edi: I posted a fat review in the Live Review thread of this show.

Had a dream about this tour last night. I have a habit of recording dreams and I do so in a certain style/format which I will record this dream in.

I woke up one evening after a nap. I looked at my alarm clock, saw the time, and realized: I'm late for the show! I got up out of bed and got ready as fast as humanely possible. I looked at the time again and saw it was 11pm. I knew the show was going to be a late starter (don't know if it actually is in real life) but I was still going to miss part of it. I hurried out the door to get there. My first though was to head to The Exchange, the venue that 80% of show in my city are held at. But after thinking for a bit, I remembered that this show was actually being held in my university (this is true). So, I head over there.

Fast forward a bit. I found myself right at the front door of the big room the show was in (we lined up inside the university but outside the 'venue' room). I walked up to the front desk, remembering I didn't yet have a ticket. That mean I had to buy at the door. No matter. However, I wanted to know how many bands had already played before I bought the ticket, since I wouldn't pay full price for just 1 band. I asked the guy who had already played. I feared that Exhumed and Municipal Waste had already played (dream-me totally forgot about Dayglo Abortions, probably because I don't like them). I was delighted to hear when the guy told me that Exhumed and some other band I've never heard of (an opener I guess) had played, and that Municipal Waste and Napalm Death had yet to play. Awesome. So I decided to buy a ticket. I saw behind me in line were some of my international arab buddies. One of them, let's call him Dee, was an electro-loving club-going party-type guy who didn't speak English as a first language. I was flabbergasted to see that he bought a ticket and started walking in the room. I called over to him: "Dee! Where are you going? You know this is a metal show, right?" And replied with a "So what?" I shrugged it off. I knew he wouldn't like it but if we wanted to spend money, it was his choice. Actually, he just walked in without buying a ticket but they stopped him and made him pay. The rest of the arabs in line stayed outside.

We walked in. Instantly, the room changed from being its true self to some sort of tropical beachside-themed merch area. There were a few counters behind which people were selling merch. I looked around, and noted that only one of the tables actually had any band related stuff. And even then, only some of the band stuff was from the bands playing that night. I looked around at the shirts. One of particular note was a really nice allover Melechesh shirt. But it left a sour taste in my mouth, for 2 reasons. First off, Melechesh wasn't even playing that night. They were taking a merch spot that should have been taken by one of the bands playing. Second of all, I just bought a Melechesh shirt a couple weeks prior when they were in town. Oh well, nothing I could do about it. I kept looking at it, seriously considering buying it since it was such a nice shirt (don't know how my dream-mind came up with such a cool design).

Skip forward a bit. I could no longer see Dee anywhere. I didn't know if I bought that Melechesh shirt or not. The merch tables and pretty much every person was gone; I was all alone somewhere deeper in the venue room. I didn't know where I was or what was going on. But it didn't matter.

Because I woke up.